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"People grow, people change": Looking beyond a past conviction

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Courtney Alspaugh, left, and De'Ona Smith

Coming home from prison and finding a job can be difficult when a past conviction follows you into every interview. In this episode of ReEntry Stories, Community Voices producer Courtney Alspaugh speaks with De’Ona Smith, who shares her experience navigating the job search after prison and what it meant to find an employer willing to look beyond her record.

Heidi Arnold is a Professor of Communication with more than 30 years of experience in teaching. She has taught inside several of Ohio’s prisons and finds purpose in supporting people as they transition from incarceration back into their communities. Born in Southeast Ohio, Arnold’s roots are tied to her father’s bicycle shop and her grandparents’ garden and garage. Beyond her passion for writing, she enjoys ice cream, macro-photography, and the company of old people.
Courtney Alspaugh was born in Ohio and holds a certificate in plumbing. She takes pride in using her skills to serve others and is a caregiver for her elderly grandmother, an experience that has strengthened her commitment to compassion, responsibility and service.